Sex ed is a human right. It’s time we start treating it like one.
By Madeleine Lowe, Policy Analyst There are certain things we acknowledge as…
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Why we need to avoid ‘Sexual Risk Avoidance’
By Zach Eisenstein, Communications Manager Abstinence-only proponents have gotten sneaky. With decades…
‘Success Sequencing’ — who really succeeds?
By Jennifer Driver, State Policy Director We learn very early on in…
We’ve got big Valentine’s Day expectations
By Zach Eisenstein, Communications Manager In 2018, Valentine’s Day is marked by…
Five things you may or may not know about condoms
By Zach Eisenstein, Communications Manager We’ve got a lot to celebrate in…
SIECUS might be disappearing from your Facebook feed. Here’s how to change that.
By Zach Eisenstein, Communications Manager It’s a new year with a new…
Sex ed in kindergarten: ‘Yeah right!?’ or ‘Yeah, right.’
By Zach Eisenstein, Communications Manager “1,2,3, eyes on me!” This was the…
Side eye, sex ed, and intersectionality (Say that five times fast.)
By Jennifer Driver, State Policy Director We are living in the age…
The problem with sex ed is…
By Chitra Panjabi, President & CEO It’s a story that we hear…
A Cache of Controversy: SIECUS’ New Controversy Database
SIECUS is excited to share its new Sexuality Education Controversy Database, a…
Updates to Previous SIECUS State Policies Coverage: California and Hawaii
Two sexuality education policy-related updates reported by SIECUS earlier this year have…
Cerebral Palsy and the Challenges of Sexual Expression
By Daniel Rubin-Marx, SIECUS Research Intern Source: Diana Wiegerink et al, “Sexuality…